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A path lamp with a sensor can be helpful when you come home late and it’s so dark that you can’t even find the front door – maybe your hands are full or there’s some other reason you can’t turn on the light yourself. This is where a path lamp with a sensor comes in handy because the light turns on automatically when it detects movement, so you can get inside safe and sound. Furthermore, a path lamp with a sensor is energy-efficient and might help keep burglars at bay.

A path lamp with or without a sensor obviously serves as a light source, but it can also be a decorative part of your outdoor space. If you have a small garden, avoid tall and space-consuming path lamps as these make the garden seem small. Low path lamps, on the other hand, can seem out of place in big gardens. You can place a row of bed lamps at the edge of your garden to create a decorative effect and make your outdoor space seem bigger. In other words, it’s important to consider which path lamp is the best fit for your outdoor space.

A path lamp is a versatile light source that can be placed more or less wherever you see fit using a socket or a spike – and if you want to make your driveway open and accessible, a path lamp is perfect because it helps you find your way without blinding you or your guests. You can even create a cluster of path lamps for a wider light and more complete expression that gives you a beautiful sense of space.

Lampemesteren is home to a wide range of path lamps in all colours, shapes, sizes, and materials, so find the perfect technology and design for your home here.

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